Intro to Data Analytics for Nonprofits (Charity Analytics)
What you'll learn
- How to use data analytics to help nonprofits measure their outcomes and impact
- How to collect data, vizualize data, make business decisions with data, present data, and secure data
Requirements
- Be a registered 501c nonprofit
- Have access to computer, Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
Description
Learn how to collect, analyze, visualize, present, and securely store data for obtaining more data insights for your organization. The ultimate goal of this course is to help nonprofits measure their outcomes and impact. This course is designed for users with little to no technical and data analytics experience. Additionally, this course will provide users with resources provided for free for nonprofits and teach organizations how to use them.
Who this course is for:
- Nonprofit employees
- Beginner data analysts
Instructors
Hi! I'm Eric. I'm a Security Engineer at Google and a Masters of Information System graduate from Brigham Young University. I specialize in machine learning and cyber security. I've been involved with helping nonprofits for over a decade now, both in administrative and technical roles. I'm excited to help you and your nonprofit serve others more effectively.
I am a graduate student studying Information Systems. My passion is telling stories with data. Taking varying datasets and creating easily digestible visualizations is where I thrive. I recently acquired my Tableau Desktop Certified Associate certification and am working toward more certifications in the future. My side hobbies include miniatures painting, bluegrass music, and strategy games.
I am finishing my master's degree in Information Systems at Brigham Young University. I am working as a software engineer at a startup after graduation. I have come to truly enjoy working with data, and like to show others the power that comes with proper data utilization. I love camping, hiking, and spending time with friends and family. I am excited to help nonprofits utilize data!